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Grand Forks County Correctional Center inmate found not guilty of inciting or leading riot

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Kyle Martin Heintz found not guilty of inciting or leading a riot in a correctional facility, and criminal mischief. Three witnesses who are currently inmates at the Grand Forks County Correctional Center and have already been sentenced for their roles in the Sept. 20 protest. The men testified to their involvement, which included acts such as tying sheets to prevent law enforcement entry into Pod 3A.

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Grand Forks County Correctional Center inmate found not guilty of inciting or leading riot

A 12-person jury deliberated for just over an hour on Wednesday before returning not-guilty verdicts for Kyle Martin Heintz

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Grand Forks Herald broke the news in on Wednesday, February 7, 2024.
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